Crop Planning: Leveraging Software for Efficiency, Sustainability, and Sales with Luke Sheldrick

Take your farm's productivity to the next level with this comprehensive session on professional crop planning. Learn how to set clear goals, optimize workflow, and create detailed plans that drive consistency, profitability and record keeping. Using crop planning tools like Heirloom and practical Google Sheets templates, this workshop will guide you step-by-step through crafting a season-long crop plan tailored to diverse sales avenues. Perfect for farmers of all scales looking to streamline their operations and boost results.

Luke Sheldrick is the owner and operator of Terramor Farm, a thriving small-scale organic vegetable and flower farm. Known for its innovative practices and vibrant community connections, Terramor Farm has become a regional hub for sustainable agriculture. Luke's leadership extends beyond farming; he's a sought-after speaker, educator, and consultant in crop planning, farm automation, and building relationships with chefs, restaurants, and retail partners.

With over a decade of experience, Luke is passionate about empowering farmers to embrace growth and innovation while staying rooted in sustainability. He thrives on helping others unlock their potential, creating systems and strategies that foster resilience and success in agriculture.

Luke is a partner of the Market Gardener Institute, where he develops educational programs, and collaborates with brands like Orisha Automation and Dubois Agrinovation to promote sustainable solutions for small farms.

Luke balances his work with a rich personal life, including co-managing Terramor with his partner, Dana, raising their children, and fostering a supportive team environment. An advocate for creativity and growth, he also enjoys hosting workshops, creating content for his YouTube channel, and experimenting with new ideas that bridge tradition and innovation in farming.

 

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